I've dabbled with other desktop environments over the years, but I always come back to KDE. For me, it is the easiest to use while still having plenty of "power user" options that only us Linux nerds care about.

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I'm not seeing the value here. Even on sale, that's more than I paid for my Asus 27-inch QHD monitor. I know OLED has some small advantages over QHD, but it's not enough to justify the price difference.

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@eggroll

More competition can be a good thing as long as it's the right kind of competition. GoG is good competition for Steam because it has some unique advantages, namely the lack of DRM and the ability to download and archive full games. Epic, on the other hand, offers few if any advantages over Steam or GoG and has the big disadvantage that they are, in fact, anti-competitive and try to lock publishers into their ecosystem with exclusivity deals. So within that context, I want to see GoG succeed and Epic fail.

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Now if only the Epic game store was good for something other than free games.

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Dang it, I don't need more games!

(Proceeds to buy the XCOM bundle.)

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A tentative yes is effectively a no. It reveals a lack of commitment.

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Looks like a well designed and comprehensive piece of software, although I'm always afraid to stress test my system because I'm afraid of breaking something!

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@dpanter
"Surely Manjaro wouldn't blame its users for the endless issues with this cursed nonsense distro..."

Say what? I've been using Manjaro for a few years and have had zero issues with it. It's fast, rock solid stable, and every single software update just works. And judging by the survey the developers run for every update, where the overwhelming majority of users vote "No issues; everything went smoothly", my experience is typical.

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Does the game still force you to pick a new nation for each and every new era?

Yes. Age transitions are a core feature around which the entire game is designed and balanced. Basically, all of your progress carries over from one age to the next, so you never lose any progress, and you pick a new nation with bonuses that complement your overall strategy. It's actually my favorite feature in Civ VII.

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Nice to hear there is an official solution. The unofficial fix was to download the previous version of the two .dll files directly from Microsoft and drop them into the Monster Hunter Wilds directory.

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